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amen, god forbid they try to make a polished display of new features instead of fumbling through live presentations

sounds like a gavin belson scene

I've connected my apple magic keyboard to my phone before, mostly just to see if it worked. It's a small compact thin and light keyboard. I'd imagine most keyboards with bluetooth these days probably connect, just depends on what kind of form factor you're looking for

I bought one of these in 2018 on ebay for my dad, and had it shipped from japan.

Living in the US I had to jump through the hoop of making a fake japanese icloud account just to be able to access the app on the app store, which is how you control the device.

Ultimately it seemed like a really cool device but at least at the time wasn't very effective or practical for cooling down, at least in my and his experience. This was mostly just being outside, doing yard work etc in the hot summer.

I think buying one of the <$50 portable neck coolers on amazon are probably just as if not more effective

I have the m2 air and it's the best laptop I've ever owned. Perfect for travel as well, battery is amazing

Maybe because all of these cursors reek of the 80s/90s. Besides size and speed do people really care these days?

the pilot trying to shut off engines mid flight after having taken mushrooms 2 days prior definitely wasn't a great look either!

Dear Slack: Nobody likes your redesign, listen to the masses

I think the average user doesn't know or want to go out of their way for third party software to make the operating system actually usable

windows feels more and more like adware these days, kind of hard to beat the performance you get w/ a mac, not to mention a consistent ux

the world doesn't need more podcasts

this is a cool idea, thanks for sharing

unless i'm missing something I've been able to see the precipitation timelines for some time now in their weather app and widget, at least an hour out. (e.g. "Light rain is expected to stop in 17 min")

this was one of my favorite features too but afaict they integrated it (i'm on ios 16.3)

also have used https://redditfavorites.com/ in the past

is there any advantage of using f.lux over the native nightshift these days?

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I switched to using NetNewsWire as an open-source alternative and have been enjoying it, the mac desktop client works great for my needs. Had previously been using feedly for quite sometime, had contemplated upgrading but honestly didn't feel compelled to pay for an rss service. I sync my feeds via icloud and it works fine between desktop and mobile

How are you making the metabase<-->steampipe connection? Are you able to connect metabase directly to a running steampipe/ postgres server instance? or are you doing some ETL into metabase. Thanks in advance (metabase is new to me, but steampipe has been really handy)